Spreadsheet lists $333 million for Trump ballroom

A Washington Post-reported fundraising spreadsheet lists $333 million in private commitments for President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project, including donations from major technology companies and other wealthy contributors. The figures cover 67 donors who gave more than $10,000, according to the spreadsheet, and were recorded as of late September 2026. Nvidia and Apple are each listed at $25 million, the largest disclosed contributions. Google is listed at $22 million, while Comcast is listed at $7.5 million. The spreadsheet also lists $10 million contributions from Microsoft and Palantir Technologies, and $5 million each from Amazon and Meta. Google’s contribution was tied to a settlement of Trump’s lawsuit against YouTube, according to the reporting. The spreadsheet is an internal fundraising record, and the figures describe commitments or contributions at the stated cutoff, rather than a final fundraising total. The Washington Post’s account also said the spreadsheet listed contributions from 67 donors above the $10,000 threshold. Separate internal records reportedly showed that at least $77 million came from donors who requested anonymity.